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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5,000+ Buildings Damaged Or Destroyed Across Israel Since Feb 28 (pictures) by fineboynl(m):
you people have started this propaganda again.

Iran lose more in this war if you want to go by this calculation.. if not for the Hormuz and oil price the world was pressuring trump, it would have totally over for Iran as Israel was fully ready for this war. trump would have pulled out and allow Israel finish it if not for oil price.


the destruction in Iran is controlled to government infrastructure while the civilians were left out.

the destruction would take them 50 years. assuming their power plant is destroyed it would have take them another 50 years or more. that's 100 years total. now that the middle east is moving away from oil revenue. Iran allow itself to be destroyed,

the Hormuz leverage is gone after 2 years because countries is already planing out their dependence on middle east oil. many investments will come to Africa.

they should thank the Pakistan with free oil

the reason America like war, they use it to learn and have more experience, they will learn from mistake and focus on upgrade.

Based on recent conflicts, the U.S. has learned that Iran possesses unexpected strength and fighting capability, necessitating a reevaluation of regional military strategies. Key lessons include the need to strengthen regional partnerships against Iranian threats, neutralize Iran-backed proxy groups, and manage potential disruptions to oil supplies and regional security.


Key takeaways and lessons for the U.S. include

Regional Security Partnerships: Iran's actions have underscored the need for enhanced collective security among the U.S., Israel, and Gulf Arab states, encouraging the expansion of initiatives like the Abraham Accords to counter regional threats.

Proxy Group Countermeasures: The conflict highlights a need to actively marginalize Iran-backed groups in countries like Lebanon, Yemen, and Iraq by empowering local political actors.

Military and Strategic Reevaluation: The U.S. has learned that Iran can launch severe retaliatory strikes, including breaching advanced defense systems, which necessitates a more cautious, yet firm, approach to conventional and unconventional threats.

Risk of Escalation and Economic Impact: The U.S. recognizes that escalating the conflict risks disrupting oil flows, potentially driving up global fuel prices.

Target Vulnerability: American military personnel and infrastructure in the region are high-value targets, requiring robust security measures against potential retaliatory attacks, according to findings from BBC News.

The conflict has prompted the U.S. to balance immediate military action with long-term strategic goals to manage Iran's influence, as discussed by experts at the Washington Institute.
Foreign Affairs › Countries With Nuclear Weapon Will Use It In Their Desperation And Frustration by fineboynl(op): 9:04pm On Apr 09
Countries with nuclear weapon will use it in their desperation and frustration.

Contrary to the widespread belief that nuclear weapons are only for retaliation (second strike), several nuclear-armed nations maintain doctrines that explicitly allow for the first use of nuclear weapons. While many believe these weapons are solely for deterrence, official policies and security doctrines show that first-use, preemption, or using them in response to non-nuclear attacks is a calculated part of national security for some countries.


Number one country is Russia, Putin have threatened to use number bomb several times at the peak of Ukraine war. from frustration as the war was not going as planned. loosing nearly 400 aircraft and over 186,000 specific soldiers killed in Ukraine, destruction of the economy and losing his peace. Russia threatens it a lot. but U.S intelligent warn that Putin will use nuclear if Ukraine strike deeper into Russia the reason U.S was pulling zelensky back.

Number two country North Korea, kim jong un blathers on it frequently, Kim has repeatedly threatened to use nuclear weapons to "completely destroy" South Korea and the United States if they initiate military conflict against it. Kim has instructed his military to speed up the production of nuclear warheads and the development of new, more advanced missile.

Number Three country U.S, Trump had previously threatened Tuesday that a "whole civilization will die tonight" if Iran fails to meet his latest deadline to strike a deal that includes reopening the strait through which a fifth of the world's oil is transported during peacetime.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Thousands Of Iranians Gather In Support Of Donald Trump's.... by fineboynl(m): 8:14pm On Apr 09
there is still no internet in Iran, the poster of the supreme leaders are everywhere on the street. forcing it on the people.

even the people that gathered around the power plant were scanty. people didn't come out and they where mostly hired women.

the power destruction would have forced many politician and supreme leader out from their hole.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 8 Things I Learned After The 14-day Ceasefire Between The United States And Iran by fineboynl(m): 8:03pm On Apr 09
what you people failed to understand is that its good that Iran use the leverage this last moment. assuming they use it before now it wont have work like this. after this leverage its finish nothing to use again few years from now.

Asia that so much rely on the strait of Hormuz have learnt a critical lesson. like japan, India and south Korea already planning alternative routes and energy.

Europe will no longer depends on the strait of Hormuz, that why Nigeria will revived more investment in the oil drilling field next year.

the Hormuz leverage will not happen again, fact the only thing that can save Iran is to form alliance with the U.S if they want to succeed.

even Iran too have learnt the hard way. depending and hoping for china and Russia. America alliance is the greatest alliance no one dare to confront it
Foreign Affairs › Re: “gulf Nations Reject Nuclear Iran, Quietly Back U.S. Pressure” — Security Expert by fineboynl(m): 7:37pm On Apr 09
Iran aim to possess nuclear weapons and missiles is to dominate the region.

If not for the rest of the world . Iran will change the regime of Saudi and qatar.
Food › Re: 140g Bag Of Rice In Nigeria by fineboynl(m): 5:22pm On Apr 09
Innovation and it might be better that buying it in cups . They now cheat people in cups

Those long grain basmati are sold similar way. But in bigger quantities
Foreign Affairs › Re: Bombshell: Donald Trump Begged Iran For A Ceasefire. by fineboynl(m): 5:14pm On Apr 09
The problem of most of you guys is that you use emotions to report the war. Without using your brain.

Right from the start of the war trump wanted a deal. He have been saying Iran want a deal. You think trump give a mess about Iran. He wanted someone from Iran that he can work with.

China buying sanctions oil cheaply have to stop. And the threats against Israel have to go.

If this two is contained no one cares about Iran that's why he talk about the war is not about the Iranian people.

They will sell their oil now in dollars and make more money.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iranian Church Holds Funeral As Part Of 40 Days Procession For Khamenei (Pics) by fineboynl(m): 5:06pm On Apr 09
Propaganda as usual. Who where the people protesting? And where the protesters slaughter? Why is their internet shutdown till today?

Even in Nigeria. Some people Still supporting tinubu. So it's normal to have some support.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Leading-High Stakes: US - Iran Peace Talks Set For Saturday by fineboynl(m): 5:01pm On Apr 09
Trust me. Whatever negotiation they are coming up with will always go the US control and favour.

U S already proposing their surveillance and protection alongside with Iran on the strait of hormuz. But some U.S rejected it because of the other countries in the region and rather prefer things to go back as it were before.

Iran can enriched uranium but with U.S isupervision and granting access for inspection so that they don't cross 50%.

Reduced the number of missiles production.

Cut all funding and support for hostile terrorist group against Israel.

U.S will control who they sell oil to and sell in U.S dollars if they want the sanctions removed.

Anything short of this U.S will pull out.

Nice to see that the Iranians are not negotiating from the side of weakness as that would make the deal balanced.



The Iranians and trump will not announce most of the deal to the public.
Foreign Affairs › Re: 1000-41: Russia & Ukraine Exchange Dead Bodies Of Soldiers Killed (Video) by fineboynl(m): 4:40pm On Apr 09
Propaganda.
Russia is killing Ukrainians. How can they claim to kill over a thousand military personal every time. Not possible.

They are trying to look they are winning. Russia jet cannot fly over Ukraine.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Rare Nationwide Protests In Japan Against Iran War by fineboynl(m): 4:25pm On Apr 09
After this war. Most countries will plan ahead and cut dependence on middle east oil.

America will replace the 20% of middle east oil from other countries.

Things like this will never happen again.
Phone/Internet Market › Re: Powering The Dreams Of Nigerians- See Why Everyone Is Buying The Itel City 200 by fineboynl(m): 9:57am On Apr 09
Lol. This phobe is 4gm ram.

Anyway for the price is ok. Most people that knows about phones will prefer foreign used flagship or midrange
Foreign Affairs › Re: Israel Have To Fight Back If Attacked by fineboynl(m):
Israel initially thought Hezbollah have been weakened. But this recent war shown that they have restock which the Lebanon government refused to control them. Israel is under threat as long as Hezbollah are armed with missiles. Israeli have made it clear they can suspend Iran war for trump. But that of Hezbollah and hamas is not negotiable.
Foreign Affairs › After Both Side Agree To Pause The War For 2 Weeks By Pakistan by fineboynl(op):
Iran stated celebrating victory in state media. Also their 10 point agenda which needs to be negotiated is unrealistic to white house. Also Iran believe they have the leverage because of the strait of hormuz.

From assesment from the pentagon this war will likely continue and they might shorn the price of oil even the fact the war is unpopular.

The agenda is remove the Hormuz from the iran grib. Because any small issue iran will use the passage as a leverage to hold the world to ransom
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes Strait Of Hormuz In Response To Israeli Strikes On Lebanon by fineboynl(m): 8:42pm On Apr 08
Closing the strait of hormuz is a world crime.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Closes Strait Of Hormuz In Response To Israeli Strikes On Lebanon by fineboynl(m): 8:34pm On Apr 08
No way ISREAL will give up it buffer zone.
Foreign Affairs › Understanding Donald Trump by fineboynl(op): 6:55pm On Apr 08
The personality of Donald J. Trump is very simple to understand. Because he talks about things as they are. Even a layman will understand him. He loves media attention and tweets a lot. He is the U.S. president who has granted the most interviews. He addresses the public every day, if not every hour.


He has a very unstable wavering mindset; he can make decisions in the night and change them the next morning. He can be very dangerous when making decisions such as setting hours or driving on impulse. His message changes every now and then. One simple illustration is that he says things as they are. When he was talking about sending Iran back to the Stone Age, something was already present in his thoughts at the time. Which was destroying their key infrastructure.


Then again he talked about wiping out a whole civilization, which signified another thought entirely running through his mind. Many people believe he was planning a nuclear attack.
Foreign Affairs › Re: BREAKING: Israeli Strikes Kill 87 In Lebanon, 700 Injured by fineboynl(m): 5:26pm On Apr 08
Lebanon should split. Allowed Hezbollah to have their own country. Even Hezbollah will not agree to have their country but choose to operate inside civilians.

This ceasefire deal might not work because Iran want Israel out from Lebanon. Israel will never leave their buffer zone.
Food › Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by fineboynl(m): 2:37pm On Apr 08
richiemcgold:
The reason is because rice was a luxury in those days. Some people couldn't eat rice more than twice or trice in a year (Christmas and Easter periods). Most families could only afford to cook rice once in a week which is mostly on Sundays. But things have changed today. People eat rice everyday or anytime they like because it is no more a luxury.
they do cook rice every other days like oil rice.

That Sunday rice and stew was a special one. Some family even use chicken every Sunday. Others use fish and beef
Food › Re: Do This Day's Mother's Still Maintain Sunday Rice Tradition? by fineboynl(m): 2:34pm On Apr 08
Some still do. But it's dead as general bases.
Crime › Re: American Man Who Won $167 Million, Arrested For Stealing $12,000 by fineboynl(m): 1:38pm On Apr 08
Maybe he use a stolen money to win the prize.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Harrowing Goodbye Messages Leak From Iran As Citizens Were Ordered To The Street by fineboynl(m): 1:14pm On Apr 08
They are forcing the hate on the citizens. Propaganda and posters of the regime every where on the street.

Forcing the islamic regime on the people.
Business › Re: Imported Petrol Cheaper Than Dangote Fuel, Price May Raise Inflation –World Bank by fineboynl(m): 1:06pm On Apr 08
1 litre is 1$ in the US

We are buying 1500-1600 here in Nigeria.
Phones › Re: Why ‘condemn Phone’ Hawkers Are Suddenly Everywhere In Nigeria(The Hidden Truth) by fineboynl(m):
Before you sell your condemns laptop make sure you have nothing important on the hard disk. Or just removed the hard disk if you are not sure before you dispose.

And for phones you are safe, as far as there is security lock you are safe. They can only flash it incase they repairs it.

Another claim is that the chips are use for cheap drones and missiles due to restrictions for russia buying chip and electronic components. That phone also have gps .

It will be cheaper in using them for weapons like cheap gps guided drones

Taiwan has officially banned the export of advanced chips and key technologies to Russia and, in February 2022, TSMC halted all shipments. Despite these sanctions and strict compliance, some Taiwanese-manufactured components have still appeared in Russian weapons, likely sourced through third-party, unauthorized channels and third-country intermediaries.
Foreign Affairs › Why The U.S Couldn’t Open The Strait Of Hormuz by fineboynl(op): 6:38am On Apr 08
The strait is a chock point where sea meet inland. Unlike middle of the seas. Despite the sea mines or drones attacks. The seabed is narrows into iran territory making them having the longest chock point compared to Oman.

The IRGC doesn’t need to be at the sea to conduct an attack on a ship. They can conduct an attack from inland. Although Iranian technology and capability is still very limited. They don’t have the technology yet that can attack a moving object. Their missiles and shaheed drones can only attack stationary objects.

Except Russia supplied them weapons for that taks which CIA intelligence acknowledged from their recent iran attacks on U.S jets was Russia supplied 9K333 Verba Man-Portable (MANPAD)

With that anything can happen. Lets admit they are capable to attack ships from inland.

Even if by chance America can protect the Strait of Hormuz. No insurance and logistics company was willing to get involved in hostile regions.

Just saying you have close the strait even of there is no actual threats by iran will automatically increase insurance and oil price.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Has Opened The Strait Of Hormuz!!! Trump Got This!!! by fineboynl(m): 6:07am On Apr 08
P1PrinceKT:
Yes for over 60 years now Gazans will prefer to live under Iran's control than under America or Israel Go and ask them.

Even Jews will prefer to live in Iran than to live in Israel go ask Iranian jews.
Palestinian should be removed to iran. How nice.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Has Opened The Strait Of Hormuz!!! Trump Got This!!! by fineboynl(m):
ISREAL opened the floor with bombing. Waiting for U.S. turn. Israel pick out the senior police officer thats part if the killings of protesters.


Trump has agreed for another 2 weeks talks base on iran accepting the major 15 agenda. Anything else bombing will continue
Foreign Affairs › Is Blocking The Strait Of Hormuz Not A War Crime? by fineboynl(op): 10:10pm On Apr 07
blocking the Strait Of Hormuz not a war crime?

Why are Muslim nations are quick to call war crimes ?
Foreign Affairs › The Bombs Are Already Dropping. Airport, Kharg And Bunkers by fineboynl(op): 9:35pm On Apr 07
The bombs are already dropping. In iran Airport, kharg and bunkers all of which are carried out by the Israeli.

The American own are ln the way

More updates coming soon


https://www.tiktok.com/video/7626008326983224607?_r=1&_t=ZS-95Lhj5b7hCy
Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Is About To Start A Nuclear Armageddon By Nuking Iran by fineboynl(m): 9:04pm On Apr 07
You have starter your tear very early. Why iran blocked the he Strait Of Hormuz??
Foreign Affairs › Re: US B-52 Bombers Take Off From UK; To Meet Trump's Deadline by fineboynl(m): 8:42pm On Apr 07
Go trump. Go. Peace loving people around the world are behind and are with you. To hell with EU. Show the world about the stealth in the sky:

Those foolish nairalander arguing with me about B2 will hear scores tomorrow.

These are highly silent and precise missions .
Una go hear scores tomorrow.

All the bunker in iran will be destroyed today
Foreign Affairs › Re: China, Russia Veto UN Resolution On Strait Of Hormuz (See Result) by fineboynl(m): 8:16pm On Apr 07
The united nations have cause more damage to the world.

Those Muslim world hate everyone and wish they have the power to destroy everyone. Too much diplomatic is the problem that allows too much rubbish

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